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The wound care nurse has been asked by the healthcare provider to begin negative-pressure wound therapy on a client. Upon assessment of the wound, the nurse notes that the wound still requires a great deal of debridement. Which should the nurse do in this situation?

▸ Apply the wound vac because this is the intent of the therapy.

▸ Contact the healthcare provider and arrange for debridement of the wound.

▸ Apply an autolytic dressing for 24 hours and then apply the wound vac.

▸ Place enzymatic debridement product under the black foam and begin the negative-pressure wound therapy.

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